The Directorate of Staff also controls and approves attitude and opinion surveys administered to Air Force members and provides oversight by ensuring the surveys meet mission requirements and fulfill the information needs of functional authorities.

The directorate also delivers Enterprise Information Management policy and guidance in support of Freedom of Information Act, Privacy Act, Records, Publications, Forms, World Wide Locator and Activity Distribution Office.

Additionally, the directorate provides worldwide customer support for personnel data through the production, detailed analysis and delivery of reports and data sets on the effectiveness and output of personnel programs. It manages Air Force smart operations, knowledge operations support, unit deployment and readiness, unit training, liaison support, safety, supply and facility support to AFPC. The Director of Staff (DS) manages the AFPC governance structure, ensures clear communications between the commander and staff leadership, and manages the flow of work into the center and from the center back to the Air Staff and other organizations. AFPC is comprised of six directorates, the Air Force Promotion Board and Special Staff, each managing key programs in support of Air Force personnel operations around the world.

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